AUR: Invalid sha512 and failure to apply patch about wine-lol HOT 7 CLOSED

It's building now. Thank you!

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Also got this exact issue both with and without an AUR helper.

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Patch applies. Checksum is correct. Trying to build now but so far no issues whatsoever.

I guess you did not remove "src" and "pkg" in the PKGBUILD source directory. You always have to do this before recompiling!

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Compiled through without any issues. So works for me.

Can someone please test with the "src" and "pkg" directories gone?

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I was building it for the first time, so I originally had no untracked files in the source directory.
Just tried again, removing everything and I can confirm that it still happens.

Steps to reproduce:

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/wine-lol && cd wine-lol
makepkg -sirc

Right after the clone, running sha512sum wine-lol-bug-47198-fix.patch gives:
a6f8079da8727cc5b23e9895b41e2010b00e3268a9152aaaf03ab801f1b2e1d6a3e5860de69a0a8f31e983f585a14a42fb3d9b6e68aacc4749ee91c0fdb2794f
Whereas the PKGBUILD has:
a17db33ba5d6114bd71d1b013adc8e5ca0c3cedf856301cba59f95dadf643d2ee0e5a2d7abb2daedd5ed7c45cdbe93c78527f4d962bedc54776bb21cfc7e8b0b

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If that can help about the patch correctness, it seems that the downloaded version of wine (5.6) has the following code in thread.c in thread_init (second hunk):

 441   │     /* initialize user_shared_data */
 442   │     __wine_user_shared_data();
 443   │     fill_cpu_info();
 444   │
 445   │     virtual_get_system_info( &sbi );
 446   │     user_shared_data->NumberOfPhysicalPages = sbi.MmNumberOfPhysicalPages;
 447   │
 448   │     return teb;
 449   │ } 

Where the failing patch hunk is:

@@ -430,6 +501,11 @@ TEB *thread_init(void)
     unix_funcs->dbg_init();
     unix_funcs->get_paths( &build_dir, &data_dir, &config_dir );
     fill_cpu_info();
+
+#ifdef __i386__
+   seccomp_init();
+#endif
+
     return teb;
 }

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Try again. Seems like something slipped in with my now 3 different branches.

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